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Planned Giving

What Is Planned Giving

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Planned giving means you can leave money or assets to Alzheimer’s Disease Research, Macular Degeneration Research and/or National Glaucoma Research through your financial or estate plans. Also, it may enable you to receive a stream of income for life, provide a charitable income tax deduction, and reduce or eliminate estate taxes.

Planned Giving Options

There are many ways you can leave a lasting legacy. See the links below for detailed descriptions of each planned giving option.

Ways of Giving

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*BrightFocus' programs are Alzheimer's Disease Research, Macular Degeneration Research and National Glaucoma Research.

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